CLACKAM AS COUNTY
We
Are
NEWS
F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y , 7, 1941
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Vallen and Mr.
at the 500 tables and Mrs. Boettger
o f Rhododendron won the bridge and Mrs. Stanford Cox went to Port
land Thursday to attend the funeral
Jack Keck who has been employed prize. Mr . S.un Cooley o f Welches
o f their cousin.
won
the
consolation.
at Bend came home to stay indefin
Rev. and Mrs. E. Wooten and dau
itely last Sunday.
ghter Carol and Mrs. W ooten’s fa
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Guthrie who
ther Mr. Watson, all o f Portland cal
have been ill are reported to be im
led at the Matt Park home Sunday
proving.
afternoon. Rev. Wooten will preach
at the church on Sunday, Feb. 9th.
M. J. Taylor was in Oregon City
DOVER
L. S. Snook
Called by Death
at the disposal o f those who wish genuine ser
vice at a Reasonable Cost
on business last Thursday.
Funeral rites were held this week
at the Carroll Funeral home in Gre
sham for Lloyd S. Snook, 47, ,of
Boring, rt. one, who died at his home
D A Y AN D N IG H T SERVICE
on February 2nd.
Deceased was the husband o f El-
G R E SH AM , OREGON
Phone 247
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cutsforth and mina Snook, father o f Miss Virginia,
two children o f Salem visited at the and Miss Rosemary o f Boring, son o f
home o f their friends the W. E. Mis. Johanna Snook, brother o f Cla
Bews fam ily over the week end.
ra Salisbury and Mrs. Elizabeth Flo
The Dover community club met w er o f Wichita, Kansas, August,, Joe
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fo r their monthly meeting Friday ev. and Earl Snook o f California.
ening at the school house with Guy
JOHN DEERE M O D E L “ H”
W ilcox presiding, Mrs. Schmalz at
the piano and Wayne Bodley leading T R A C T O R IS P O P U L A R
A cabin is baling built on the
Cooper place near the southeast cor
ner o f the Givler place. The cabin
is to be used for Areek end visitors
o f the Coopers.
CARROLL FUNERAL HOME
Valentines
A N D V A LE N T IN E
FA V O R S
A wonderful selection to choose from at our
usual low prices.
the singing. Mr. Huntington reported
that Mr. Keck made a fla g holder
and donated a small fla g both to be
used in the school room. The club
moved to accept the o ffe r o f Mr. Ja
cobson o f Gresham to put on an ev
enings entertainment at the next
meeting. Monthly dues were paid.
About 30 were present. Mrs. Schmalz
and Mrs. Mudrow acted as hostesses.
There’ll be a big double bill at the
Esta theatre this Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, Feb., 9, 10 and 11. The
first feature stars the Higgins fam
= Make-up Boxes
Party Needs E ily in a hilarious comedy entitled,
“ Petticoat Politics.” This is one of
the great laugh pictures o f the year.
The other feature stars Roy Rogers
: Broadway,
Estacada, Oregon = and Claire Trevor in “ The Dark Com
mand.” a story o f undying love. ^
i m i i i i i m i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i n i i i i i i m i m i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i i i m i i i i i i i i H i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i m r truly great show. Don’t miss it.—
Adv.
Valentine Box Candy
I Estaca^a Variety
Store
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DEPENDABILITY'
In Eastern lands, long beiore modern macmJ
ery wras introduced, the elephant could be depended
on to do the work o f a score o f men.
Even modem
science has failed to completely replace him.
There is nothing that can replace the feeling
o f security one enjoys when depositing in this depen
dable bank.
W ith sure vision and accurate foresight
we are in touch with tomorrow as w ell as today.
COUNTY BRNK
SANDY. OREGON
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Dress Up Your Home
with
New Linoleum
Our stock contains wonderful new patterns
Linoleum suitable for any room in the house.
in today and make your selection.
In
Come
Estimates are
cheerfully given.
Standard Inlaid, per square yard .............
$ 1.60
Treadlite, per square yard ........................
$ 1.35
Wm. Slaughter had a car accident
Friday evening. His nose was badly
cut and bruised and his car was quite
badly damaged.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Cox and son
Arnold motored to Vancouver Sun
day to visit Mr. Cox’s sister Mrs.
Cora Jacobs.
,
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown and
son Roger spent a day with Mrs.
Browns father last week.
Elvin Rydzewskl is home again.
He reports his brother Joe well on
the road to recovery.
Chester and Arthur Snyder o f Je
well spent the week end with theh
A il John Deere tractors and mach
parents Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Snyder.
inery are noted fo r their reliability
Mr. and Mrs. Robilard o f Portland
and economy in operation but the
were Sunday guests at the Westlund
John Deere Model “ H” tractor is
home.
truly ‘“ tops” in the small tractor
field.
The exclusive two-cylinder engine
with which this tractor is equipped
means successful burning o f low-
cost money-saving ruel. It also means
economy in buying parts.
Ford Announces
D riv e d Contest
This Model “ H” John Deere trac
tor gives you all the features o f the
larger John Deere general purpose
tractors including four way power,
adjustable wheel tread, wide range
o f speeds, hand operated clutch, easy
steering, foot controlled differential
brakes, a comfortable seat and a
roomy platform.
With Pacific Northwest high schools
starting second semester activities
the Ford Good Drivers league an-
ounces details o f its 1941 good driv
ing contests in whlc)h $25,800 in
scholarships will be awarded boys
and girls o f high school age thruout
the country.
,
Hundreds o f boys from this area
joined the league iwhen it was start
ed last year by Edsel Ford to pro
mote Improved driving and increase
motoring safety among youth. It be
gins its second season with a major
innovation that is expected to more
than double the membership.
Where the nation-wide 1940 good
driving contests were limited to boys
the 1941 contests will be open to
girls as well as boys. O fficial mem
bership blanks may be obtained at
the Cooke M otor Co., local Ford deal
ers. The membership blank and ac-
,
companymg material contain detailed
information on the contests.
thruout the state and his broad view
o f all phases o f the industry in the
Pacific northwest fitted him admir
ably fo r his new position.
In his new position in the exten
sion service Smith will be assistant
to Paul Carpenter present extension
economist in marketing, and plans
have been drawn fo r a comprehensive
program to be carried on by these
two specialists.
Both Carpenter and Smith will de
vote attention toprograms fo r hand
ling Oregon’s agricultural output to
the best advantage, both in the live,
stock and crops fields. The present
service to Oregon cooperative organ
izations will be continued and expand
ed and more service can be rendereij
to those groups interested in market
ing agreements than heretofore.
Detailed plans fo r carrying out the
enlarged program will be formulated
as soon as Smith reports fo r duty.
The increased service is expected to
be o f benefit directly or Indirectly
to all agricultural enterprises in Ore.
gon according to extension officials.
Chuiches
Presbyterian Church
Thomas C. Duncan, Minister
St. John'« Church, George
Church service at 2 pm. first and
third Sundays o f each month.
Spring-water—
Morning worship at 10 a.m.
Junior Endeavor at 10 a.m.
Missionary Society meets the se-
lond Thursday o f each month.
Ladies aid meets the fourth Thurs-
day o f the month.
Eagle Creek—
Sunday school at 10 a.m.
Morning worship at 11:15 a.m.
World Fellowship Circle meets the
’irst Wednesday o f the month.
Ladies aid meets the third Wed-
tesday o f the month.
The Hessel Implement company at
Gresham will be glad to demonstrate
this tractor. Call at their store in Gre
M ASHES F IN G E R IN A
sham and see it on the display floor
SAU SAG E G RIN D ER
or drop a post card or phone and a
Christian Church Notes
representative will call at your home.
10 a.m. bibJe school. Who can es
Melvin Bohl was painfully injured — Adv.
timate the value o f a doctor to hu
last Saturday evening when he had
manity.
Many o f us owe to thenj
the index finger o f his right hand
RURTER
for saving us in time o f sickness. But
caught in a sausage grinder at the
the greatest o f all is Jesus who said,
Sandy Market store. The finger was
Last Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Ga-
" I am the resurrection and the life ;
reported dreadfully mangled.
den and fam ily of Nebraska arrived
he that believeth in Me, though he
You can buy it fo r less at To- at the Leslie Randall home. Mrs. Ga-
were dead, yet shall he live. Come
and learn about this Father o f life
baison’s. W hy not come to our store den is a sister o f Mrs. Randall. They
the next time you are in Gresham ( intend to make their home some place
and death.
W. C. Patterson, Pacific North
and note the hundreds o f bargains 1 in Oregon. They brot a truck load-
11 a.m., worship hour in hymn,
we are offering. You will be surpris- ed with a tractor and other equip- west branch manager o f the Ford prayer, communion and sermon. Sub
ed at what a little money will buy ment, also their car and trailer,
Motor company yesterday stated that ject “ Winning People to Christ.”
here. W e have many items in furni-
Leslie Randall and famil and M n this major change in the league pro
Come help and be helped by serv
gram already has produced wide ing the Lord.
t u r * ’ i ° ^ ! h0!d cK00d_S: StZ l 3l ' C °! ! ' ' Gaden and fami|y motored to the
etc. Tobaison Second Hand Store,
spread interest with indications that
Palmer A. Ford, Minister.
coast last Thursday and spent the
girls are fu lly as anxious as the boys
opposite Copeland Lumber company (lay.
St. Aloysius Cahtolic Church
to demonstrate their knowledge and
Gresham, Oregon.— Adv.
This Friday afternoon there will skill at handling an automobile.
Confession Saturday from 7:30
B U R G LAR SUSPECTS A R E HELD be a bridal shower at the O. D. Bow
Under the new rules as set up by to 8:30 p.m.
man home in honor of the newlyweds,
Masses will be said as follows:
Mr. Ford as league president and
The robbery of the Ebeling place Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Winners.
Estacada
his national advisory board girls will
at Cedar Creek in the Sandy district
Every Sunday at 8 a.m.
O. D. Bow-man and fam ily spent compete in a separate division while
is believed solved and two men are
Sandy
Sunday at the Ed Schweitzer home. the boys will also have a section o f
in the county jail as result o f ar
Every Sunday at 9:30 a.m.
their
own.
There
will
be
no
mixed
The ladies froom the Bethel com
rests made by S h eriff Fred Reakseck-
Welches
contests.
er’s deputies and state police. George munity near Canby spent last Thurs
11:15 every Sunday.
As
awards
fo
r
the
national
win,
E. Adams, 23, Portland route 9 and day at the O. E. Wisner home. The
form erly o f Sandy and his brother- afternoon was spent in singing and ners Mr. Ford has announced that
Ssvanth Day Adventist
in-law George G. Naval o f the same Lible study. Mrs. Wisner received 98 scholarships will be presented as
follows,
with
identical
awards
for
Sabbath school at 9 :30 a.m.
address are accused o f breaking and several dainty gifts as an addition to
Preaching at 11 a.m.
entering not in a dwelling. They are the stork shower given a week be both the boy and girl divisions. Fir?*
prize $5,000 university scholarship;
to be arraigned in Sandy justice fore.
second v
•rsity schol-
Church of Christ
court. They allegedly stole household
Marcus Lind and fam ily o f Port arshiy
fifth priz-
goodys and other equipment from Eb
land spent Monday with Ernest and es, e
Bible study and worship as usual
and the
eling who recently acquired part of
Ida Bontrager at the Delph creek next
each Lord’s day at the church of
the George Krebs place.
ish hatchery.
...
■ontest Christ west o f the grade school be
Mr. and Mrs. Abram M iller and was
SU RPR ISE P A R T Y G IV E N
•aged ginning at 10 a.m.
small daughter o f California are ex us t
A T B RIG H TW O O D
igues
Eattcada Methodist Church
pected to arrive in this community work
. J” It
A group o f young married people Wednesday to make their homq. is felt
-de Ford
Sunday school at 9:50 a.m.
gathered last week to honor Mrs. They will help the Bontragers with Good L
.it and will
Public worship at 11. Sermon sub
Norton Judd with a surprise birthday ..heir missionary work.
make an .
important con-
ject “ God’s Promises."
party. Many presents were received
tribution t(
.au.se
o
f
good
drlv-
Bible study at the Dwyer home this
The male quartet will sing “ It
and refreshments were served.
coming Wednesday evening. E very ing adn to increased safety on our Takes the Storm Clouds to Form
Present were William Harris,, Mrs,
streets and highways.”
one welcom e.*
the Rainbow.”
Dale Edwards, Mrs. Ruth Krebs, Mis.
Epworth league at 7 p.m.
Workers on^he R E A line are mak
Harry Nichols, Mrs. Harold Huston;
Market Service to be Expanded
Betty Hutson, Johnny Hutson and ing rapid progress. They have the
by OSC Change,
Betty Harris besides Mrs. Judd and right o f way cleared and are now
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
s-aking fo r the poles.
her two daughters.
4 (1 OVE" was the subject o f the
Expanded service in agricultural
Mrs. John Rhodes spent Monday
\ j Lesson-Sermon In all Churches
Special Ladies Shoe Sale
marketing in Oregon has been arran
o f Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
afternoon with her mother Mrs. O. E.
ged by the extension service at Ore,
February 2.
Large assortment o f ladies finf Wisner. Mr. Wisner and Mr. Rhodes gon state college and approved by the
The Golden Text was, “T h e Lord
motored
to
Oregon
City
on
business.
Star Brand shoes from regular stock,
state board o f higher education with
hath appeared of old unto me,
Don’t
forget
we
still
have
both
sizes 4 to 9, regular price up from
saying, Yea, I have loved thee
the appointment o f C lifford L. Smith
with an everlasting love: therefore
$4.98. V ery special value $2.39. Ray morning and evening services at Por as assistant extension economist in
with lovingklnrtness have I drawn
ter on Sunday. Attendance is increas marketing. Smith who is now regional
Martin, Gresham, Ore.— Adv.
thee" (Jeremiah 31:3).
ing. The Lessons are more interesting chief o f the farm management serv-
Among the citations which com
Don’t miss the double bill at tht making it the best possible way you icefor the Farm Security administra,
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
Esta theatre this Sunday, Monday can spend the day o f rest. Come and tion with headquarters in Portland
folowlng from the E b le : "Beloved,
and Tuesday, Feb. 9, 10 and 11. enjoy the services with us.
will assume his new duties about
let us love one another; for love
More entertainment fo r your money
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Winners o f February 15 according to W. L.
Is of Ood; and everyone that loveth
than anywhere else.— Adv.
Is born of God, and knoweth God.
G coige spent Sunday at the home o f Teutsch assistant director o f exten
He that loveth not knoweth not
the letters parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed sion.
Ood; f or God Is love” (I John 4:7,
Schweitzer.
CARD P A R T Y G IV E N BY
Smith a graduate o f Oregon state
I ).
B RIGHTW OOD U N IT
college with a master’s degree frorrj
T h e Lesson-Sermon also Included
ELW OOD
The extension unit held a card par,
ty Friday afternoon at the home o f
Mrs. E. J. Siegfried. Many members
Foy was a business visitor in
were unable to attend because o f the FI wood Sunday,
bad weather but there were 14 pre-
M r and Mrs. R. Westlund and
rent.
daughters Janet and Norma were din
Hostesses for this a ffa ir were Me«- ner guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Earl An-
dames Hads, Farrow and McCoulley. thony >n Portland Saturday.
Gold Seal Congoleum, per square y a r d .......... 59<?
A. W. Metzger & Co.
.
Kansas state was for fdur years coun
ty agent in Clatsop county which po
sition he left in 1935 to become di-
rector o f rural rehabilitation on Ore-
Pen in the federal service a position
he held until appointed to his pres-
off;
about a year ago
In «com m ending his appointmen,
W . A. Schoenfeld dean and director
Mrs- W ‘ A Humphrey, o f Bright-1
Alfred Doyie took his father back j o f agriculture stated that Smith’,
wood won the prize W i t h high score to the hospital Satu.day,
. Jwide dxperic.ee in agricultural work
the following correlative passagee
from tha Christian Science text
book, "Science and Health with
K ey to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: "N ot materially but
spiritually we know Him as divine
Mind, as Life, Truth, and Love.
W e shall obey and adore In pro
portion as we apprehend the d i
vine nature and love Him under-
atandingly, warring no more over
the corporeality, but rejoicing in
the affluence of our G od" (p 1401.